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• me15
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• 2023/10/27 (Fri) 21:43
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I had Invisalign braces.
The price the dentist quoted me was $6500 and my insurance covered $1000, so
I paid myself $5500.
Later, when I was checking my insurance bill, I realized that the amount of the bill that insurance allowed was about $4500
I showed the bill to the dentist myself and got about $1000 back.
So I was able to do it for about $4500 in real terms, and that was in 2018.
Now, prices have gone up, so it may be higher.
My friend who also had Invisalign done at another clinic at the same time was more expensive.
I can't recommend the dentist who was my dentist, so I'll refrain from recommending him, but
there is a process of grinding, so the gap was left a little bit unfulfilled, and I'm still a little rattled myself
I'm a little unhappy with the finished product, so I recommend choosing a doctor who is more experienced I would recommend you to choose an experienced teacher.
Of course, it will look much better than it did before the braces. I changed from that doctor to another dentist this year, and the new doctor said to me, "This is still after orthodontics", so I still think the orthodontics was a little too tight. I think the aesthetic sense of the doctor is quite significant.

• Kei
• 2023/09/27 (Wed) 21:57
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I think the Braun Oral-B is the only choice.
The last few versions are compatible with foreign voltages and have many attachments.
I plan to replace mine next year, but it is a great series.

• Sean0914
• 2023/07/04 (Tue) 15:08
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Hello.

I'm sorry you're in pain, but I'm sorry you're going through so much.
My husband has a powdery mildew, but
I can't communicate with atheroma.
I think epidermal cyst will communicate in English.

I am HMSA, but even here we do not refer to a dermatologist, the home doctor takes it. I have never had an echo before taking it out, but
even a fairly large one on my back was taken out by my home doctor.
I had to have about 6 stitches.

Same with HMSA.
If you are in a hurry, go to the emergency room.
I once called the doctor with a sprain
and he saw me the next day. But from there, the appointment with the referring surgeon was 2 weeks later.
I'm sorry, it could be a broken bone ？
Then the home doctor, told me to go to the ER.

Then I should have gone to the ER in the first place.

I know it is more expensive on weekends and at night, but
I went during the day on a weekday and the total cost for two x-rays, consultation and ER use was $ 120.

• Eye
• 2023/06/10 (Sat) 13:56
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ちょうど今週、眼科に定期検診に行ってきました。
レシートを見るとExamが$115となってます。私は保険で$105引かれています。
もちろん眼鏡を作るなら、さらに検査が追加になります。
眼科に問い合わせてみてはどうでしょうか？
私はアラモアナビルの中にあるEye Care Associates of Hawaii を利用しています。受付には日本人の方もいて日本語で対応してくれる日系の先生もいますよ。

• Eye
• 2023/06/11 (Sun) 15:32
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Correction and addition.
#4 reminded me that Cosco and Sam's, as I recall, don't have eye exams per se, just vision exams and tests to make glasses or contact lenses, so that's why they are cheaper. The Exam fee I mentioned before is the cost of the regular eye exam.
Contact Lens Fitting $ 85(I have insurance minus $ 25) Optomap Screeing $ 37(I am not sure what the heck this is. \I'm not sure what this is.
Also, my insurance will cover about ＄ 120 minutes a year to buy contact lenses or glasses.

• おめめ
• 2023/06/13 (Tue) 11:33
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Thank you EYE, Insurance, and Contact Lover for your valuable information, it was very helpful. Thank you very much for the information.
I will use the information you gave me immediately ！.

• Halo
• 2023/04/12 (Wed) 17:10
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I think it's a mistake to call it BF instead of BBCream ？
Maybe you can look for it on Amazon, etc.

• Mana
• 2023/03/27 (Mon) 12:36
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I think it is better to do it in Japan because it is expensive here
Also, if you are worried about blemishes, you should not live in Hawaii where the sun shines all year round.

• クリーム
• 2023/03/27 (Mon) 16:22
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Depending on what kind of blemish it is, it is better to consult a dermatologist than a cosmetic clinic.
In my experience, if it is a small blemish, Tri-Luma cream prescribed by the dermatologist will make it disappear and the area where the blemish was applied will look brighter in 2 weeks. It is not covered by insurance and costs about ＄ 270 per bottle, but it disappears in 2 weeks and is so strong that it is better not to use it continuously, so one bottle is enough. When I used it a few years ago, it was ＄ a little over 200, but when I recently got a prescription to use it again, the price had gone up. So I am now looking at using another brand of cream, although this time it is not as famous and I was told it would take longer to show results. I have been to a beauty clinic called Imperial Facial
for about 900 for a course of 8 sessions ＄ but it didn't work at all. Some of my ex-colleagues say that they were able to lighten the big spots that had been bothering them there for a long time.

• 情報お願いします
• 2023/03/29 (Wed) 16:16
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Cream
Thanks for the info!
I will go to the dermatologist and ask.

Mana
What I was looking for was information, no negative feedback needed.

• mimi
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• 2022/10/28 (Fri) 09:40
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Hi, my name is MIMI.
I am a licensed cosmetologist in the state of Hawaii.
Cosmetologists are licensed hair stylists, manicurists ､ and estheticians.
They can be obtained separately.
The number of credits for Manicurist only may be different. ､ You may want to contact the Hawaii State School of Cosmetology, I got mine in 1997, so it may have changed. They may be able to share some past problems with you at the beauty school.

• yokohamasan
• 2022/09/01 (Thu) 18:35
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I see many people doing eyelash and nail business from their homes.
It is a big risk and illegal to do business from your home, using social networking sites such as Instagram to attract customers
without permission.
Please go to a proper store in a commercial building.